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About the Work
This is a two-volume set of
biblical codices. The two consecutive volumes contain Former Prophets and
Latter Prophets, respectively, in Hebrew, with Tiberian vocalization and masoretic notes. The scribe, Benayah ben Sa'adyah, completed both volumes in 1461.
Notes:
- The masoretic rubric is lacking at the end of Kings.
- For detailed information on the scribe and his biblical codices, see Wikimedia Commons.
Source:
Bodleian Library, MS. Oppenheim Add. 4° 97b (here) and Add. 4° 97c (here). This item presents both volumes sequentially, in order to facilitate browsing and study. For further bibliographical details, including identification of the scribe, see the National Library of Israel (catalogue).
Contents:
- Joshua, p. 10.
- Judges, p. 70.
- Samuel, p. 130 (2 Samuel begins p. 211).
- Kings, p. 280 (2 Kings begins p. 362).
- Jeremiah, p. 456.
- Ezekiel, p. 581.
- Isaiah, p. 691.
- Twelve Prophets, p. 789 (Hosea, p. 789; Joel, p. 802; Amos, p. 808; Obadiah, p. 820; Jonah, p. 821; Micah, p. 825; Nahum, p. 833; Habakkuk, p. 837; Zephaniah, p. 841; Haggai, p. 845; Zechariah, p. 848; Malachi, p. 867).
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